We started our Western Australia adventure by flying into Broome to meet Ben and Jo, who had just returned from some intrepid Kimberley travel. After reshuffling the luggage in their four-wheel drive, we hit the dirt road to Cape Leveque. The most striking feature of this beautiful landscape is the red-orange dust, known locally as "pindan". It coats the limestone cliffs along the beach and creates a warm fluorescent glow during sunset. The contrast of the cliffs with the deep blue ocean is spectacular. Waking up for sunrise has never been so easy.
The deeper crab holes had pindan dust trails.
I'm striking a pose for a bit of painting.
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